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Dmitry Sheiko is a web developer, blogger, and open source contributor, living and working in the lovely city of Frankfurt am Main, Germany.
He started learning computer programming in the late eighties. Since the late nineties he has been developing web applications and tools. Currently, he works as a senior web developer for the leading game developer company Crytek GmbH.
This is Dmitry's first book, but he has been blogging for a decade. You can find his thoughts and solutions on such subjects as code quality, software architecture, JavaScript, Node.js, TypeScript, HTML5 API, CSS3, and PHP at www.dsheiko.com.
Dmitry's very first open source contribution was BCWB, an XSLT-based CMS in 2004. Since that time, he has been contributing quite actively. His latest works are available at https://github.com/dsheiko.
I would like to thank my beautiful wife, Olga, for her support and patience throughout this project.
Sachin G. Kulkarni is a freelancer and consultant who helps in building software for businesses to automate business activities. He has extensively worked on PHP/MySql and HTML5/CSS3 to bring out the best UI design and implement business needs. His latest passion is leveraging mobile development using JavaScript with PHP backend to produce feature-rich applications for his clients. Sachin uses development patterns and best practices to enjoy application development to its fullest extent. For many years, he has been involved in open source projects and gives open source advice to people. Please visit his blog at sachinkulkarni.info to know more about him.
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JavaScript was first released about 20 years ago. It had not been taken seriously by a wide audience for many years. Today, it is a mature (and the most popular) programming language. Whatever is done for the Web, one way or another, relies on JavaScript. Furthermore, with the advent of HTML5-related technologies, the development focus is shifting even more towards rich internet application architecture. That means further expansion of sophisticated scalable solutions based on JavaScript. The server-side JavaScript is rapidly gaining its momentum, thereby giving automated testing of JavaScript.
QUnit is a freakishly easy-to-use JavaScript testing framework at the same time, it is quite powerful and flexible to be a good choice for unit and functional testing of any scale projects.
This book provides a step-by-step guide to mastering QUnit. It shows how to set up and use QUnit, how to automate cross-browser testing with QUnit, and how to benefit from QUnit in cooperation with continous integration tools.
The goal of this book is to help the reader make the most of QUnit in a short amount of time.
Setting up QUnit (Simple) explains setting up a testing environment and getting acquainted with the QUnit framework.
Testing assertions (Simple) describes a tutorial on QUnit assertion methods and popular QUnit assertion plugins.
Writing a custom assertion plugin (Advanced) explains leveraging QUnit callbacks for a custom assertion plugin.
Testing exceptions (Medium) describes custom exceptions in JavaScript and asserting exceptional behavior.
Testing asynchronous calls (Medium) describes asserting asynchronous callbacks and mocking XHR for in-unit testing.
Organizing test cases (Simple) examines QUnit facilities to keep tests logically organized.
Using shared setup (Medium) describes a way to share tasks among the tests of a group and keeping the testing environment clean between test executions.
Testing user actions (Medium) explains exercising functional testing on a simple calculator application by simulating end-user actions and asserting intended behavior.
Running QUnit in the console (Advanced) explains running QUnit tests in the command line by the PhantomJS headless browser. It also explains assigning QUnit testing tasks to Grunt and automating testing with Travis CI.
Cross-browser-distributed testing (Advanced) explains automating client-side cross-browser testing using the command-line tool Bunyip.
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